[Real Estate Information Newspaper] Reporter Seo Jun-ho = REMAX Korea, the Korean branch of the world's largest real estate franchise brand REMAX, announced on the 28th that it has selected Andrew Hong, broker/owner of REMAX Simply Real Estate, headquartered in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, USA, as the new 'REMAX Korea Ambassador.'
Remax Korea, Andy Hong Ambassador Appointment Ceremony
Andy Hong Broker operates Simply Real Estate at 120 Sylvan Ave, Suite 106, Englewood Cliffs and has been specializing in the residential and investment real estate market in Bergen County and the Gold Coast area for over 15 years. He brokers a variety of housing types including houses, multi-family homes, condos, and townhomes, and his ability to provide multilingual consultations in English, Korean (and Chinese) is considered the secret to gaining the trust of Korean and multicultural clients.
In particular, with a history of winning the NJMLS 'Circle of Excellence' Silver Award, the company has been recognized locally for its expertise with a transaction record of approximately $30 million over the past five years.
Hong Broker expressed his ambition, saying, “Based on the field experience and global network I have built up in the Korean community in New Jersey, I will serve as a ‘bridge’ to introduce the eastern US real estate market to Korean investors in a more transparent manner and to inform local US clients of Korean real estate opportunities.”
Remax Korea “Accelerating Agent-Centered Growth Model” “Andy Hong is a person with both field experience and a multicultural community network,” said Shin Hee-sung, CEO of Remax Korea. “We expect his participation to further activate the global referral system between Korea and North America.”
He added, “Remax Korea will continue to provide systematic education and branding support to strengthen the agent-centered growth model.” Through this appointment of ambassadors, Remax Korea plans to expand domestic and international collaboration channels and simultaneously support Korean investors’ advancement into the eastern United States and the domestic real estate investment needs of the Korean community in the United States. |